日本足协名誉会长田岛幸三竞选国际足联主席 自评胜算20%至30%、称治理是最大问题
日本足球协会名誉会长田岛幸三（Kozo Tashima）11月8日通过日本媒体《体育日本》公布竞选纲领，称自己击败现任主席 Gianni Infantino 的胜算目前约为20%至30%，并称国际足联（FIFA）最大的问题是治理。他上周四宣布参选明年3月举行的国际足联主席选举，成为首位角逐世界足球最高职位的日本候选人。
田岛幸三现年68岁，曾是日本国家队球员，2015年起担任国际足联理事会成员，2016年出任日本足协主席，2024年由宫本恒靖（Tsuneyasu Miyamoto）继任。他说，宣布参选后已收到包括亚洲以外地区在内8个国家的足协主席与国际部官员的联系，虽然尚未拿到正式背书，但反馈积极；他希望至少争取到6个会员协会的支持，以免临近截止时因文件不齐被耽搁。
按规则，候选人须获得5个会员协会提名，提名提交截止日期为11月18日。Infantino 正寻求第四个任期，他今年7月试图把包括世界杯在内的赛事权益放入一家引入私人投资者的新商业实体，未获成功，因而受到审视；不过今年10月，亚洲足球主管公开表态支持他，多个洲足联的支持也使他在211个会员协会中仍占优势。
前托特纳姆热刺后卫 Ramon Vega 上月已率先公开宣布挑战 Infantino。田岛幸三表示，自己会保留好的做法、改掉不好的，但最大的问题始终是治理，并称希望随着竞选推进把信心提升到40%至50%，真正改变国际足联。
（来源：路透社）
Japan's Tashima Rates FIFA Election Chances at 20% to 30% in Challenge to Infantino, Calls Governance FIFA's Biggest Problem
Kozo Tashima, honorary president of the Japan Football Association, set out his platform on Sunday in an interview with Japanese daily Sports Nippon, rating his chances of unseating incumbent Gianni Infantino at 20% to 30% and saying governance was FIFA's biggest problem. Tashima announced on Thursday that he intended to run in next March's FIFA presidential election, becoming the first Japanese candidate to seek world football's top job.
The 68-year-old former Japan international has served on the FIFA Council since 2015 and became JFA president the following year before being succeeded by Tsuneyasu Miyamoto in 2024. He said presidents and international department officials from eight countries, including some outside Asia, had contacted him since his announcement. While he has no formal endorsements yet, he described the response as positive and said he wants support from at least six associations so that incomplete paperwork does not hold him up.
Candidates require nominations from five national associations and have until November 18 to submit them. Infantino, who is seeking a fourth term, came under scrutiny in July after an unsuccessful attempt to bring private investors into a new FIFA commercial entity holding rights linked to competitions including the World Cup. His candidacy received a boost in October when the head of Asian football publicly endorsed him, and support from several confederations has left him well placed among FIFA's 211 member associations.
Former Tottenham Hotspur defender Ramon Vega was the first candidate to publicly declare last month that he would challenge Infantino. Tashima said he would keep what is good and change what is bad, but that governance remains the biggest problem, adding that he hopes to raise his confidence to 40% or 50% as the campaign progresses and truly wants to change FIFA.
(Source: Reuters)
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图片来源：日本足协名誉会长田岛幸三（日本内阁官房内阁广报室供图，CC BY 4.0，Wikimedia Commons）/ JFA Honorary President Kozo Tashima (photo by the Cabinet Public Affairs Office of Japan, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons)
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